The Spaniard from Olympique de Marseille Álvaro González starred in an incident with an agent on Wednesday during his team's travel to Lens to play a league game and ended up fined for refusing to put on the mask.
According to various local media, the defender insulted the agent in Spanish who urged him to put on the mask when the player was traveling through the Marseille airport to take the plane to Lens, where they play a league match tonight. However, the central denies having insulted the agent.
The player called him “son of p”, according to the media, and the agent ended up fining him and filing a complaint for outrage to law enforcement.
The incident occurs amidst the tension experienced by Olympique, which has just removed its coach, André Villas-Boas, from office. and that last Saturday he suffered attacks in his sports city by radical fans.
Álvaro already made the news last September for extra-sporting reasons, after Neymar accused him of having launched racist insults during a game.
That incident, in which the Brazilian from Paris Saint-Germain was also accused of insulting the Japanese from Marseille Sakai was closed without penalties for lack of evidence.